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Blu R-But'erine, II s'5c; creamery,
81 c; dairy, 2l924c; country butter, Is g
HOG PRODUCTS-Firm; mess pork. $50
@i2 sugar cured hans, 1l34 t1lc; break
fast bacon @lOc ;clear rib ides bacon,7%c;
bacon shOu ders, -; bu X PORK clear stdes,
6Ao; clear RIB 'ido', 6s,; shoulders, oBj;
long ear, SIC.
kegs, &c; chOi'e kettle, TIC.
FRESH Me ArS-Uity heef, fOrequarters,
So; mutton, &c; hind quarters Of beef, Sc;
hogs, 10; county hogs, &c.
POULTRY --Ohickens dull;spring, 81 7lg
2 q; oil hens, B393 So Turkeys. IS IL.
Geese s39l Ducks. 50 90 50; dres cd chiik-
ems, sl@3 so per dozen; dressed turkeys,
S@l0c per pound. 49,
rels, ST. Rabbits. 81 so per dozen. Ducks,
Wild, $3.50 vsnisOn, whOe, 5ssc; sad
CHEESEEPhne q ats, s1Is9c; New York
factory, 797Mc; full cream lS1Sc; Young
A PIGS FER Barrels. IS; half barrels,
IS rs; kegs. 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, January 14.-Provisions
dull but 1rm. POrk steady at sl2 y; Lard
firm at 90 Is. Bulk meats-l lose and boXe
lots long clear, SO; short ribs. So 10; short
clear, 49, Bscon firm; long g el ,gT ~;
itrons at Rl0 9l2. Butter a m; creamery,
2T@30c; dairy, l5@24c. Egss lover at 2Sc.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January H.-Trldins
was more active in provisions Mess FORK
opened 5, higher. fell back l69l72c, rallied
70 medium fElre,, End closed sts5 tea, y I;
short ribs advanced 24c. Ca,h
quotations were "a iolows; Mess pork,
per b rrel, sll 90; lard, pr 100 pourd s,
SO 42hS; fhort rib tides, 'ose SO 1896 OH dry
saited shoulders, boxed 81 Sjg4 70; short
Q ear s'des. boxed. 81 IS as 90. The lead
ing fu'ures IRpg d n e. 'Ows: Mess y rk-
January aened At 81 s7H hi hest . l on
lowest 81 s2T. elo;iug at 81 30, te6 utry
onenei ut Slf 30, highest sil 92H Lowest
Sll s2%. closing a. .S1l 90; March opened
~ 2 GA. highest sl2 Oh, lowe q 9,
clio ing a sl3 0!%; Nag o.. nod 81 Si2H
h,Rbo S2 30, lowest Sl2 l21S, clo,inE ~
81 NJ l.4rd-J nuits opa1ed at 81 ~
highesI 50 IS. lowest 81 t2H, rlosios at t21j
February opened a So 42<. ~ hest S %
lowe.t 80 ~, closing at y ~; Msrct
opened At s. 10. highest Sc 524, loves
O. So. closing " So 81; May opened a
| S. 70, highest S6 671S, lowest 81 65, closing q
| 9j65. SHIRT vib ,--JAnuaTy opened 81 90 02z
highest % OK, lowest 70 GlH. closing a
t6os; February opened a " 0e1s, hlghss
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 2 To 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE PAR.
Cotton Steady - Middling Cotton, 8
Cents - Sales Yesterday,
5000 Bales.

Money is in quite fair supply for ell
business purposes at to s per cent. The
demand is moderate. Loca' securities are
in steaiy demand. The cotton market is
steady middling, 80. Sales, 5000 bales. At
New York fpots wire easy; middling, s'Sc.
Futures quiet and steady; January. s.i5s
s.45c.
A Leading New York cotton circular says
Of the speculative market; There was
considerable covering by operators whose
limits had been reacted. tut the supply was
ample and ths average price S@4 points
under last evening, with q slightly steadier
close"
At New Orleans spots were easy; mid
ding, 81 lSc. Futures steady and 3 to
points lover; Janulry, s0S@s.1 zoe.
Liverp'o oil spots were quiet and unchanged;
middling, SD Flu ures easy; January
February, S I3-6id sellers.
The general market presents steady
feeling.
IMPORTS.
Ten brls be7ns and ieas,7 pkgs Blu ter, l6
pkgs bacon, pkss boots and hoes, SOS ,s ~
corn, 7l7 6ks coffee, cars cotton seed, 1910
axis cotton seed, "A pks dry goods. . kgs
eggs, 1907 brls -four. 90 bales lay, " pkgs
hats, "a nd hoes, II nd cattle, 25 pkgs lard,
"A 900 ,unber, pkgi liquors, 223 brl mo-
Iasses, go brls potatoes, IL cars pork sizes.
"a brls sugar, 81 pkg tobacco, sOO bus wheat
and q brls fieo.
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DRU4S-Quiuine, P. Il W.. Oh, TOO; cans,
Csc; New York guiuino, OF. Csc; cans, Soc
norobine, ? wv, n o., 81 60 OF; o..
vllls, 81 IS; New York morphine, y 90 81 IS
per OF OF vi Ia, S2S5; cinchonidia, OF.
walls Is, OF S OF. cans, lic OF, gum
OPP um, per round, $3.50; iodide potash, s.
poan1 nSlH;v9; saen1Ge 45c
per pound; blue mass, 43c per POM (; calo-
mel 76c per pound; mercury, 70l per pound /;
choral h, drate, 81 so per pound; eamphor,
21c Ier pound; aicohil barrel',, per ga lon,
S322; castor oil barrels, Dcr q lion, 81 ~.
PAL Is AND 0IL-White lead, Col
lier's, TIC per pnunt; 5 0pound lets, 10 per
pound, nc of Is days; Southern white lead,
7%c per pound; 500 pound lots, 7c, 215c of, Is
days; boiled lihseeJ oil, 43c per gallon, by
barrel raw, 4Oo; tur entine, $3.50 per gallon,
By barrel.
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COTTON SEED PRODUors.

COTTON SEED-In car load lots: Prime
crude cotton seed oil, new, 2s9
25c; of crude cotton seed oil, ESQ
oG S ye ysor V sotnn s ssv
oil, 329}5c; miners summer vel Ow colt on
seei oil, S9l6c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil 3j@36c; choice cooking yellow cot
ton seed oil, 37H a3Sc; prime cotton seed
meal. SIC; less than car lots, $l7. Cotton
seed delivered at depot or levee, 50 per ton ::
from wagon ut mills, 50 per ton.
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packets. Departed: Golden Rule. cinein-
natl, am.
PITTSBURG, Pa, January .H-Noon-
River ) feet on the gauge and stationary.
Weather cloudy and mild.
River II feet inches on the gauge and Tis-
ing. Weather cloudy; thermometer i0e.
EVANSVILLE, IND, January H.-Noon
-kiver II ieet 3 inches on the gauge and fall
ing. ther-thermOmeter So. Heavy ice
running and bu ,iness suspended.
LoUISVILLB, KY, January H.-Noon-
River 4 ct 4 inches in the canal and 5 feet
3 inches on tho falls and ri ing. Weather
clear and cool. with heavy rain last nisht,
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s6 OK, lowest s6 o21<, clo.ing atss O6; Msreh
opened At d 10, hiEhe.t s6 l21<, lowest o 10.
highest IS M. lowest s6 TX. closing at
s. Is. On the Produce Exchange TODAY the
butter market ruled easy cream ~, 2ts30c.
daily, 2l}S926c. Eggs, 2IS2se Per dozen for
fraah
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ISKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 5095 redisu led goods from 9)c to 81 so,
according to proof; rye, 81 1896.
CHICAGO, ILL, January 1l.-Whisky
81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, MO, January H.-Whisky
ffb, 81 10.
CINCINNATI. o., Janusry H.-Whlsky
stea iy; sales of ga barrels OF finished goods
on basis OF 81 IL.
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CORN FED cAPTLE-Choios 70 extra, 40
AZ; good, 3H64e
dkASS bAFrLE-Choiee, SS31<oi good,
2h93c; fair 10 medium, 29lIfe; soSllawAEs,
l@'zo.
HO6s-Choioe, 4lIeS4Iz, good, 90.
5HHBP-Choi0e, 3Ss9tei medium, VA
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RKINa ANN fuRS.

SKINS AND FURS-Desr skins, 200 4;
bear, sl@7c; mink, l596)c; coon, hunt
or handled, l5975c; country handlsd,
l,@60c; otter, Sl@i so; beaver, 5000
l1c; opOssum, l0c; wolf, 5OJ9s2; skunk, $50
SOC; panthers, 5Oc9sl.
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RAsaINa AAO TIES. ETC.

BAGlTNd C trllad lots Juts, lbs,
Shi; IA lbs. 7]zo; IL lbs, 70. Flax lbs,
fIR5-Sl O581 10.
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HID S AND TALLOW.

HIDEs-Dry flint, No. /. l51&c; No. 2,
l2%c; dry sailed, l0@l2c; green sailed, No.
1,7%c; No. 2,6%s; green .596c. Sheep skins,
15cgsl. Beeswax, DO. Talow, 4c.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OpVIon SIGNAL SERvIoE, U. 8. A., /
MEMPHIs, January IA, pm. !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75o meridian time.
which Is one hour later than Memphis time I:
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COTTON M ARK ETS.

The local cotton m Wkat opened
steady and closed steady; middling, o..
S3les, 5000. bales, iUcluding 1850 last wen
ing, 420J to exporters. and so to spinuers.
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Abe Low 1
Water. II


CAIRO, ILL.,. January .-Noon-RIyer II
feet Inc hes on the uge and falling. Wealth
or cloudy and cold. Ne arrivals " regular
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mOVEMENTs Ar THE LEvEE.

Arrirals Kate Adams. Arkansas City.
Departure. Il. Frisbie, On river;
Kate Adams, Arkansas City; James Lee,
ffius Point; coahoma, 0sceola; Alberta,
White river; Helena, New Orleans.
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| S ISd, sellers; Msy-Jure. s I7d. ssllsrs;
Juns-July, 5 l9d. sellers; July-August.
sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
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pH Daily QussaitoSs of Cotton
OtI Trusts and New York Ex.
change stocks are Open 40 fhOse
interested, al my office.
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PennYr0yal Pills.

"CHIOH ESTRR'S ENGLISH"
The original and Only Genuine.
Safe and always Reliable. Beware OF " ortiz
h ~ limitations. Indispensable TO LA ID Eo.
A IL your Druggist for "UhiaiAescer's
EngIi "and take no other, or inoloso 10
(stamps) to US for particulars ~ LETTER By
return mail. n "a PAPEh. UNI
chester Chemical Co.,
28I3 MRdiNOn Square, Philada., Pc
Sold by DRUGGISTS everywhere. Ask fer
HGbicheaGer's EogiiBh" FenDyrOyah
Ptlla Tako no other.
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EXCHANGE.

New York sight on all points, 4 discount
buying, par selling; Now Eng land demand;
discount; New Orleans, u discount buying,
par selling. -
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DRU9s. FARMLAND OILS.

SEEDS-rlover, s. per bushel; orchard
grass. 81 509l go; herdsgrass, 6IG9j5c; tim
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Z, no. ID pfd, l9K.
CnicRRo a A. ,lAH,

Sai s9 Z gta :i w. S Ssis Si Si.:
ca A.pid .l55 OF Miss, pfd, 9lH
G., B. 4 Q 1861. Ontario 4 West, l9HI.
g., ST l.. e. NO = Oregon Nav, l0lN
g. s. ID P.pfd, g Oregon imp. ls5.
Q. ). G.. 55. Pacific Mail, 4sH.
9. : Il, valley ssX. PEORIA B 4 e., ssJs.
Del. 4 Had, 1857. Pittsburg, ISL.
Del, L. Il W, 1874 Pullman &c, l4l.
Den. a Rio q. ~ Rssdinz, SSh:
Ere pt0, 721a. st l.. Il ST, BIZ.
New East lean. ISL. St.L y ST pfd, IS.
New &. Tenn. pfi 500. st. L.&S.P. LIT us.
Fort Wayne, las @. M. x 81 p, 80
HaR9 ). jo 81 3d. !9's S. T r. S'RR&P H E
Harlem, 2i6. st Psul& nahe. 4914
Houston 4 T., AZ st Paul 4 q. ptd, ~ a
Illinois Contra, 1884,. Tenn. Coal& Iron; 81
Ind b. VIII Texas Pacific. 2A.
Kansas & T., 3l4. Union Pacific, 59A.
Lake +. Il W Is. U. s.. Express, 81
LAKE Shore, s5N W., s.. L. 4 p, IFS
Lou Lou. I \. ash a., g. Sc Va %i2 + e. T. E sS '
NJ. 4 q. LIST pfd, =. W. U. Tel, AZ
NJ. L c, secoSds.-. colorado Coal, SS7l.
Mem. 4 Char, so Home Stake. IL.
Mich. Gen., 93k Iron Silver, AJ.
Min. Il st. l. l9A. 0otario, %.
Min. 4 st. Il. pid az Quicksilver, Z, 49,
Missouri Pacific l07h. Qu cksilver pfd, 3lH
Mobile Il Ohio, l6X South Pscihc,-.
N. l.. 5. &W 81 Sutro, IS.
NJ, Il S.& W .pfd ,9S5k
LONDON, January H.-Chicsgo, Atlantic
and Great Western, frsts, 5ysz; CHICAGO,
Atlantic and Great Western, seconds. l3h.
Bar silver. AID per ounce. The Bank OF
England gained $4,000 on ba ance today.
PARIS, Januery 1t.-Three per cent
Ientes, S2f l5c for the account.
HAVANA, January. II. = Sugar quiet,
holders being too high for buyers; sales,
700 bags centrifugal. ga polarization, al
s. $50 GOLD per quintal
BANK CLEARINGS.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. January Il Associated
Bank clesrings today were S7,,6l,tOO.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, January H.-Banb
cearinSs today were s2,56j,073; balances
$3.50 1872.
NEW YORK, January 14.-Bauk clear.
ings today were SlS0, U36. 935; balan ces, So
GA, $40.
BOSTON, MASS, January H.-Bani
clearings today were sll,s72,955; balances
81 ,525 ,346.
BALTIMORE, Nd, J4ruary H.-BanE
clcarings today were S2,O72,6l7; balances
S2i7 ABB.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January A.
Bank clearings today were sS,SiS 1855; bal
anceJ, 81 tS6,4l6
NEW ORLEANS, LA, January IA -Tht
| clearing of tge banks today we're 81 ,53J,4l7
New York ghtexehanee par.
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Money in moderate demand At Z toS
per cent. The Clearing House report is as
fellows: ,,oo
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
cATnpnAV

Vieksburg.............CIrT or CAIRO, 8 pm,
St. Francis River-Bp FosrKR, pm.
Cincinn att .......... GRANTS SfAyE, pm.
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NAILa. AEAn. aANT.


NAILs-lOs, iron, 50 so; steel, 81 IS.
LEAD &c.
tHoT-Dfop, 81 IS; buck, 81 90.
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row DEF
AUTHORITARIAN SEEDS.

nuarter kaIa 81 80
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STEAMBOATS,.
Notice to Shippers.

srThe steamer ED POSTER leaves this
SATURDAY evening at S o'clock. Ter all
points on st. Francis River As far as the Cut
Oh. JAS. LEE JR., Sup't.
Office, No. Madiaon strOst
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New York spots opened easy and closed
sassy; middling, 9Mc. Sales, 5l7 bales.

New York futures opened quiet. and
clos qui and stsady and 10 pDinti
lower. sales s., 300 bales, The closing quo
toti l.. N q wara aa fnIloWa.
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FOR TIPTONVILLE.

W. P. Hall.....master. | j. d. Fullor..-oIerk
VIII leave as above, and all way points,
EVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY al
nm. For freight or passage aprly on hosrd.
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New York cotton statement for the W
ending Frida January IA, 1881:

Toe New Orleans fu ura markot opene
barely steady, and closed steady at quo
tatIDns AMI 3 to points lower. sales, II 600
bales. QlOtatiOns were as follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

TACOMA WALL HARoouRr.--w We learn
that Mr.. Wall vas arrested Immediately
after the difhsaisy. sed. being taken be-
fore JadGe Scatter. vas held 20 appear,
90 yesterday moFniBe. under bail IN the
sasgssSarsf saB OF tl0.ooo. On yester-
day a. IL .. IN, preliminary hearing OF
she charge against aim, to wis: ISAIAH
With intent - commit murder wss bad
befcrr Jadge Scatter. the Territory b.
ing there represented 6y District Al
toFney Conner, and the defendant By
hia counsel HNr.id Presten. - the arm
OF Mcbride. Carr 4 Preston, Of fAss city.
and the Hon ElSeod Evans, Of TAeo0a
rhe defenaant waived sxAmiRaaioa. and
after bearing The testimoney Of q fen
Witnesses on behalf Of ths rerriisry and
the aFeumeat ef coansei - % -.
amount Of bail. the Js39e baand the
dsfsedant over - await the actie1 81
tAa Grand Jary. bsii hsine axsd At the
ssill magnificent san % $soo Mr..
wall inmsdta ely gave sssaFIty for bis
furthss due AppsaFAnoe, aud e once
tpdui asisaaly rusansa his duties e. TOE
TseeFna saFFespandsai 81 tesa isaslah
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Jersey BAlbriGGaD Underwear. oLEAn1.
STAFFORD AT wOEK.
Ne d BuaIIy Engaged In Preparing an
Address 90 she Jury.

Ne n BuslIy ENGAGED In Preparing an
Address 90 she Jury.
A reporter called AZ tbs County Jail
last evening TO see I. E. Spafford. Who is
held for killing bis wife while attempt
ing 10 commit an abortion on her. The
prisoner vas bRsiIy engaged In writing.
and when the reporter approached him
be said:
Hello. I'm glad 20 see you. / am
busy writing my address 10 the Jury. /
must be prepared, for when that Prose
cutting Attorney Ronald gets after .
man be musl have bis wits about him or
be will be left. had some experience
With him IN the Uden trial. aud I vas
never abused in my life before like that.
he called me liar, and declared vas
on she road 20 5teilao00m. have iast
read Mr.. J0hnson's statement about my
career a. a minister 10 Utsalady, four
years ago. always considered John.
sou a friend Of mine before. some Of
his statement 10 true, bat when be says
| rot 30 = week out Of il he simpiy lied,
as when / came to average ths eeileo-
tons up they only amounted to 81 70 q
Sunday; not very pretentiOus salary for
q preacher, you must admit, and II
had depended on preaehine aud the
libeFaiity OF an Utsalady congregation
for a living | would have starved.
Why, sone Of those fellows would sis
there and listen 10 my sermons, and
uhen the has vas taken ar-aad thsy
would drop 10 nails and bottoms, in
stead Of dimes and quarters. Such
treatment IL enonzh to drive any man
grem she pulpit. Mr.. johnson vas also
in error when he said I had a book Of
sermons which / preached from. !
wrote my OWE sermons. and relied upon
my Own brain for wat / preached. II
Mr.. johnson heard me tell any one that
was no good Il vas q mistake, for
never inteaded any one 10 hear such q
statement from me, e | consider myself
some good
Reporser-Hsve yoa secured The ser
vicss Of IN attorney yet. Mr.. spah 1rdy
Mr.. Span0rd-Na, I have not. At
prpseus I am 4 little financially EN-
bAFrassed. having no money OF property
available for each 3 purpOse. bat there
are q great many hard days werk In re,
aad | an not afraid Of labor. The
statement which Me-. johnson makes IN
regard to my taking gravel stones fer
dyspepsia IL true. aa9 am glad be said
IL, for that statement . calculated 70
help nv cause. Tue treable IL. Mr..
johnson never sAW me take ths gravel,
and therefore that technical Prosecut-
Tag Attorney will net ALLOW bis testi
snouy to 30 before the jaFy. The truth
IA What | an after, and II the truth
comes out a. the trial Util be all right.
am something OF poet, and u Ron
AID does NOS give me = fair shake IN this
trial. viii call upoa the muses 70 ~
sisi IN p1ttine him before the votid IN
bis true light. NJ first poem which you
vablished Gas only a starter. Tue
next time | viii DO the subjeot fall jus
lice.
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HouoHToN FRUrr. The H0uahton
country. on the eastern shore OF Lake
Washington, has been noted for several
years as the choicest fruit sectisu OF
King county, or Puget Sound. Year by
year tts fame have increased and ex-
tended. Beginning with strawberries,
currsnta, cherries. plums. pears. apples.
and other fnita. not accepting grapes.
peaches and hes. The season there is
earlier and longer than on the shores
Immediately exposed 20 the winds from
OF the waters of the Sound. The
climate IL milder. and the effect UPON
frait ia plain. Nowhere are stFawber.
rie'-And for that matter all other fruits
grown In the countFy--prnducsd In
greater perfection than AZ Hoaghton.
The transportation Of th0se berries 10
the Seattle market IL a considerable
Item 10 itself; two small steamers hiring
ing them over 30 Laurel Shade Land
ing. frusn which point three wagons
bring them into town. Upon the com
pletiOn OF the intef-lake mai they will
take the new route, aud be broaght -
The doWn town dealers by freight cars
on the street railway. Tie Honghton
growers have had trouble In the past
securing anything like regularity or
uniformity o. prioes. Daring 3 single
DAY they would set Is. 20 and = cents q
gallon, and they never knew shat 10 de
pend upon. To ohviAts this trouble
sesy have combined. and have form
ally Incorporated as the AoaShton
Fruit Growers Association. The par
nculaF and drsi object of this Ass0oia
ton Is b dispose Of The entire crop Of
lSsi TO single individual or TO q arm.
and later objects are the establishment
later OF fruit dryer and cAnneFY.
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FRen rAcomA.
Fan Among Tie Boys 90 washiAgfeR
Coilexe-The Philadelphia eys-
TEN of Wause Nuu,hersnx.

Fan Among The Rsys a washiagfeR
Coilege-The Philadelphia eys-
ten Of Mease numbering.
They are having lots Of fun at WASH
ingtOn College, up on the bill. The
college IL In charge Of Professor TAFT,
and under him thers Is Professor Plum
mer, Who 10 quite Q young man and
zone Of the boys with the boys. The
Professor has pleasant way Of talking
With the pupils uadeR him, and very
frequently tells Of jokes that. IL be
wers q student. he Woald play on the
professors. Suggestions Of this kind were
not 70 be repeatedly snubbed, and 90,
on Wednesday evening last. when the
Professor entered his room be vas
startled TO see, in the dim light, the
body Of q man stretched upon his bed.
AZ be entered. club fell from the hand
Of the PROSTATE figure and struck
heavily upon the aoer. His attention
vas directed there and be saw two pairs
Of boots protrudinR from under the
bed, and with the idea that she place
vas filled with dead people be rstreated
from the room.
Some Of his own old stories, however
seem 10 have come into his mind and
he rallied and vent to the door and
said: '-Oome, you fellows cannot fool
me-" There YES no movement and the
Professor became more and more i'm
pressed that il vas joke. As he locked
upon the motionless figures, he saw
that the figure on the bed wore his own
(Piummef's) clothes. and be judged
that tbsy we're stuffed, but the boots
under the bed seemed 10 have some
living attachment and be thou0ht be
would turn the joke. He picked no the
Stop bowl by the wash stand and dashed
the contents under the bed. In an in
slant two heads took the place Of she
four feet protFndinQ frem under the bed
and Professor PlummeR was struck 90
the same moment from behind by q boy
VIE had bean hiding back Of the door.
The three beys then Get upon the pro-
fessor and pummelled him badly. He
had looked the door before throwing
the water. and had some difficulty in
getting away, bat when be did get cut
he dashed down 10 Prof. Tait's room,
where he found Mr.. TAFT whom be in
terposed between himself and bis assail-
ants for safety. Toe college has since
been under military discipline and the
leader Of thes practical iokers, the LIST
Sergeant of the military company, vas
yesterday tried by Court Martial and
acquitted, and Prof. Plummer will be
tried today.
The City Council will hold q regular
meeting this afternoon. The ordinance
for the numbering Of houses in the city
will come up in iss revised edition,
namely, the Philadelphia system.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02


II Is the duty Of every person who has
used B0scAss's GsrDsaa SyT11p to let its
wonderful qualities be known 10 their
friends in curing consumption, severe
coughs, Group. asthma, pneumOnia, and
in fast all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use 10 without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case.
and Se consider IL the duty Of all drug
Rists 20 recommend Il TO the poor, dying
eonsumptive, 81 least 70 try one bottle,
as g. 1000 dozen bottles were sold last
year, and no one case where fs failed
was reported. Such q medicine ~ the
German Syrup cannot Be too widely
knogn. Asa your aruRRist about b..
sample bottles 10 Try, sold ct 10 oents.
Regular size. Is cents. Sold By al
druggists and dssisFs 10 the United
States and Canada dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

Salo0n that uas feesatly sd b. fhs
6heEid % satisfy jadgmsu1 u fasor q
San Frzncisoa pax iee.
William Van bokkslsn i over from
Hadi0ek attending 70 ms right ere,
which waa izj1Esd with . hos splinter Of
sseea rscsniiy.
Attorney Cnazles r. Munday returned
80 Seattle yesterday.
J. ". Adams. cf San Francisco ounsr
Of the W4shinston saw mill. i On ths
Sound attending 10 his interests.
Samnsl Hadlnck, Of Port Hsaionk, IA
drilling tunnel IN the bluH back Of the
mill 70 obtain water. If b expecfsd
thst be viii obtain 9 large sucpiy With .
fan Of nearly thirty fest.
Tbs following g1ests were registered
6 1he Central last evening: n. r.
Mandsl. Z. O. Adams and Frank II.
Hatch. from San Franciscos J. p Spen-
Ger. from Portland. and b. Harden, Of
Whafcom-